The View Full Broadcast – July 9, 2026

This broadcast of The View from July 9, 2026, covers a variety of political headlines, entertainment news, and lifestyle topics:

• Graham Platner’s Senate Race Exit (02:20 - 11:38): The hosts discuss Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner dropping out of his race amid sexual assault allegations, which he denies. The panel debates the implications for the Democratic Party and the challenges of vetting political outsiders.
• Questions on Trump’s Flight (11:52 - 18:35): The panel questions the president’s recent decision to reroute his flight on a $400 million luxury Air Force One replacement gifted by Qatar, citing concerns over the plane's lack of security standards and the president's recent diplomatic gaffes at NATO.
• Armie Hammer’s Movie Controversy (18:35 - 22:51): The hosts discuss actor Armie Hammer disavowing his new film, Citizen Vigilante, describing it as "hateful and disgusting" after being blindsided by the final cut of the movie.
• "Quiet Cracking" and Parenting (22:51 - 27:56): The panel explores the concept of "quiet cracking" (parental burnout) and shares personal experiences regarding the immense pressures and guilt associated with balancing work and child-rearing.
• Summer House Stars (27:56 - 36:08): Kyle Cooke and Lindsay Hubbard join the show to discuss their reality TV drama, the recent Emmy nomination for Summer House, and their new series, In the City.
• Tribute to Bonnie Tyler (36:09 - 36:36): The show concludes with a tribute to the singer Bonnie Tyler.

Billionaire's WARNING: I'm SELLING. The Crash Is Already Here!

This video features an in-depth conversation with billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham, who shares his perspectives on financial markets, the risks of the AI bubble, environmental concerns, and declining fertility rates.

Key Highlights:

• The AI Investment Bubble (0:02:54 - 0:12:53): Grantham warns that we are currently in the largest investment bubble in American history driven by AI euphoria. He draws parallels to past bubbles like the tech bubble, suggesting that a significant market correction is likely on the horizon.
• Investment Strategy (0:12:53 - 0:20:13): He advises the average person to avoid US stocks and the S&P 500, recommending instead a portfolio focused on a broad-based index of non-US equities, precious metals, real estate, and bonds.
• The Role of Investment Advisors (0:20:13 - 0:26:09): Grantham explains that big investment firms rarely warn clients about market crashes because their incentive structures prioritize staying invested and collecting fees, leading to a "betrayal of trust."
• AI and Future Risks (0:28:59 - 0:41:57): The discussion explores the lack of consensus on the future of AI. Grantham notes that while some hope for a utopian future, others fear that AI's high intelligence could pose risks to human benevolence.
• The "Chronic Baby Bust" and Toxicity (1:07:27 - 1:28:00): Grantham shares deep concerns regarding declining global fertility rates and sperm counts. He attributes this largely to environmental toxicity, microplastics, and pesticides (specifically Atrazine), noting that the US has much more permissive chemical regulations compared to the European Union.
• Social Contract and Society (1:35:55 - 1:40:40): He expresses concern about the erosion of the social contract in the United States, arguing that the country's economic environment has become increasingly difficult for the bottom quartile of society, leading to widespread dissatisfaction.

Grantham concludes by reflecting on his career, noting that he has donated over 90% of his fortune to the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, which focuses on combating climate change.

How The Supreme Court is F**king up the Country

In this episode of Hasan Minhaj Doesn't Know, Hasan Minhaj sits down with law professor Kate Shaw to unpack the significant and controversial role the U.S. Supreme Court currently plays in American life. Hasan explores how the court, now featuring a 6-3 conservative majority, has shifted from interpreting the law to effectively making it through specific doctrines and procedures.

Key topics discussed include:

• The Power of Interpretation: Hasan and Professor Shaw discuss how the Court defines ambiguous terms in the Constitution and statutes, effectively rewriting laws to fit modern policy preferences rather than original intent (11:04 - 17:27).
• The Shadow Docket: The episode defines the "shadow docket" (or emergency docket), explaining how it has been used with increasing frequency—often to bypass standard judicial processes for high-stakes, politically charged decisions (3:26 - 5:06, 108:48 - 11:24).
• The Federalist Society: They examine the influence of the Federalist Society, which Hasan describes as an "argument industrial complex" that trains and promotes conservative legal scholars for the judiciary (51:21 - 58:18).
• Judicial Philosophies: The guest explains controversial legal theories like Originalism (interpreting the Constitution based on its meaning at the time of adoption), the Unitary Executive Theory (empowering the presidency), and the Major Questions Doctrine (limiting federal agencies) (58:18 - 1:07:30).
• Civil Rights & Precedents: The conversation touches on the gutting of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and the legal battle over birthright citizenship (35:09 - 47:32).

Proposed Solutions: Towards the end of the episode, the pair discusses potential reforms to address the Court's perceived partisanship, such as expanding the number of justices, implementing term limits, and increasing transparency (111:40 - 116:20).

The Weekend View – June 27, 2026

This special summer wedding-themed episode of The Weekend View features discussions on the most buzzed-about celebrity nuptials and practical wedding advice:

Celebrity Wedding Coverage:

• Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce (2:24): The panel discusses the intense speculation surrounding the couple's upcoming wedding, debating whether they will opt for the security of Madison Square Garden or the personal significance of Taylor’s Holiday House in Rhode Island.
• Tom Holland & Zendaya (11:55): The hosts celebrate the couple's low-key, private approach to their marriage, noting how they successfully maintain boundaries against public scrutiny.
• Dua Lipa & Callum Turner (14:26): The discussion covers their fairy-tale romance, including their two-part wedding ceremony and the charming story of how they first connected over a shared book.

Wedding Planning Insights & Advice:

• Budget & Dynamics (6:50): The hosts touch on research regarding wedding budgets and divorce rates, emphasizing that the marriage itself is more important than the cost of the event.
• General Advice (8:56): The panel shares personal tips, such as taking a moment to pause and observe the guests during the ceremony, pacing oneself with drinks, and prioritizing time with one's partner.
• Family Dilemmas (19:26): The segment addresses a common question about whether a bride should allow an untalented relative to sing during the ceremony, with the panel offering perspectives on balancing family feelings with the desire for a professional atmosphere.

Jonasi Is A Victim 💔 #ThePolygamist

This episode of the Bombs & Banter podcast features a lively discussion covering a variety of topics, ranging from relationship dynamics and personal anecdotes to youth-focused social commentary.

Key Highlights from the Discussion:

• Relationship Dynamics & 'The Polygamist': The crew engages in an unfiltered reaction to the Netflix show The Polygamist, debating themes of toxicity, accountability, and the narrative of the "victim" in relationships (0:22 - 0:40, 58:57 - 1:00:02).
• Youth Day Perspectives: The panel reflects on the importance of Youth Day in South Africa, discussing how they spend the holiday, the concept of empowering the youth, and reminiscing about their own experiences growing up (6:50 - 8:18, 1:38:00 - 1:38:35).
• Modern Dating & Relationships: The conversation dives into the complexities of modern dating, including debates on whether toxic women are less likely to be cheated on, the influence of family structures, and personal views on dating siblings' exes (1:05:12 - 1:05:44, 1:32:00 - 1:32:30).
• Interactive Games: The latter half of the podcast involves a high-energy trivia and word-association game where the hosts compete with each other, leading to humorous moments and friendly banter (1:45:34 - 2:18:00).
• Entrepreneurship & Projects: The hosts celebrate personal achievements, including shout-outs to Nquida for her new cosmetics line and discussions about future creative projects for the channel (1:38:00 - 1:38:45, 2:21:28 - 2:21:40).

Vice President JD Vance: They Tricked Me About Trump, I Was Wrong!

This video is an extensive interview with U.S. Vice President JD Vance, covering his personal background, his political journey, and key U.S. policy issues. The discussion offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at his life and his working relationship with President Donald Trump.

Key Topics Covered:

• Childhood and Personal Growth (0:02:58 - 0:10:33): Vance discusses his difficult upbringing, his mother's struggles with addiction, and the profound impact his grandmother (Mamaw) had on his life, which shaped his resilience and gratitude.
• Shift in Perspective on Trump (1:03:51 - 1:07:20): Vance addresses his transition from a harsh critic of Donald Trump in 2016 to becoming his Vice President. He explains that he was wrong about his initial assessment of Trump's presidency, noting that he realized Trump was correct in his critique of American institutions.
• Foreign Policy and the Iran Deal (0:41:42 - 0:58:11): A significant portion of the interview is dedicated to the recent U.S. policy in the Middle East. Vance details the reality of the ceasefire and peace deal with Iran, including the opening of the Straits of Hormuz and plans regarding nuclear material.
• Immigration and Division (0:19:35 - 0:33:40): Vance discusses his views on immigration policy, emphasizing that while he agrees with Trump's rhetoric, he believes the primary issue is the speed of immigration and the challenge of community integration.
• The Vice Presidency and Faith (1:09:40 - 1:22:18, 1:22:18 - 1:24:19): He shares the story of his call to become Vice President, his family's adjustment to life with Secret Service protection, and his journey from an atheist to a baptized Christian.
• Future Technologies (1:28:11 - 1:37:45): Vance offers his thoughts on artificial intelligence, arguing that it is unlikely to eliminate all jobs but will instead have complex economic impacts.

Eddie Fishman: What is Actually Happening in Iran?

This episode of What Now with Trevor Noah features a deep-dive conversation with former State Department official and international sanctions expert Eddie Fishman. The discussion covers the complexities of global power, the mechanics of economic statecraft, and the reality of international diplomacy.

Key Discussion Topics:

• The Nuclear Paradox: The group discusses the irony that countries attempting to avoid nuclear proliferation—or those that relinquish nuclear programs—often face greater geopolitical instability than those that successfully develop weapons (0:04-0:40, 22:45-23:18).
• The Hero of the Cold War: Trevor and Eddie highlight the story of Stanislav Petrov, the Soviet officer who famously disobeyed orders to launch a nuclear counter-strike after correctly identifying a satellite malfunction as a false alarm, effectively preventing a global catastrophe (23:04-33:31).
• Economic Warfare & Sanctions: Eddie explains how the United States uses economic power as a primary foreign policy tool, including the weaponization of the dollar and the strategic importance of maritime "choke points" like the Strait of Hormuz (33:32-49:17).
• US-Russia Relations: The conversation reflects on the historical failures in integrating Russia into the global order post-Cold War and how current tensions and the rise of leaders like Vladimir Putin have been shaped by past diplomatic shortcomings (1:06:04-1:10:01).
• The Danger of Propaganda: The trio explores how state-led caricaturing of foreign nations can limit the ability of policymakers to see reality, potentially leading to unintended consequences and a cycle of distrust (1:25:50-1:31:11).

Closing Segment: World Cup Memories

The episode concludes with a lighter segment sponsored by Verizon, where the hosts recount iconic World Cup moments, including the tragedy of Roberto Baggio’s missed penalty (1:40:02) and the polarizing impact of Luis Suárez’s handball against Ghana in 2010 (1:43:31-1:48:33), which the hosts reflect united the African continent in shared emotion.

The View Full Broadcast – June 12, 2026

This broadcast of The View from June 12, 2026, covers a variety of news and entertainment topics. Below is a summary of the key segments discussed:

Hot Topics:

• White House UFC Event: The hosts discuss the controversial plans to host an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on the White House lawn to celebrate the President’s birthday and America’s 250th anniversary, criticizing the potential conflict of interest and the "grift" of commemorative coins (02:02).
• Social Conservatism in America: The panel reacts to a Gallup poll suggesting a shift toward social conservatism among Americans, touching on issues like gambling, contraception, and the rise of young men finding religion (10:22).
• Taylor & Travis Wedding Rumors: The co-hosts debate rumors regarding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce potentially using Madison Square Garden as a wedding venue, speculating on whether it is a distraction from leakers or just a rumor (15:47).
• Pride Month Spotlight: The show pays tribute to the late Barney Frank, the first active member of Congress to come out as gay, highlighting his contributions to civil rights and the Dodd-Frank Act (19:37).

Guest & Special Segments:

• Dawnn Lewis: Actress Dawnn Lewis joins the show to discuss her role in the Netflix thriller Nemesis, her charitable work with the New Day Foundation, and her excitement about the return of the sitcom A Different World (21:46).
• View Your Deal: Adam Glassman presents summer deals from various vendors, including Lover's Tempo jewelry, Olga Lawrenson skincare, and True Kind undergarments (29:52).
• Closing: The show wraps up by mentioning a Toy Story 5 special and providing a reminder to cheer on the Knicks in game five of the NBA Finals (35:27).

I’m Back! Russian Collusion & Turning Point Delusion. | Ep 345

In this episode (Ep 345), Candace Owens addresses recent media backlash regarding her family vacation to Russia, discusses controversies surrounding Turning Point USA (TPUSA), and critiques the organization's leadership transitions.

Key Topics Covered:

• The Russia Trip (0:01 - 35:12): Candace defends her visit to Russia, stating it was a private family vacation where she happened to speak on a panel at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. She describes the media reaction as "gaslighting" and outlines her perspective on the state of global politics, contrasting her experience in Russia with her criticisms of Western media and the current political climate in the United States.
• Turning Point USA Controversies (38:17 - 1:11:42): Candace expresses strong criticism toward Turning Point USA's recent Women's Leadership Summit. She discusses:
  • Allegations of heckling and the organizational direction under Erika Kirk (38:17 - 45:22).
  • Critiques of Alex Clark's involvement and shift in branding (45:22 - 55:42).
  • The controversy surrounding a video in which Charlie Kirk allegedly appoints Erika Kirk as CEO. Candace argues the video is likely doctored and calls for it to be released in full, unfiltered context to ensure transparency (55:42 - 1:09:43).
• Commentary and Reflection (1:11:42 - End): The episode concludes with Candace reading viewer comments, sharing personal reflections on military veterans, and reiterating her intent to continue investigating organizational conduct and political narratives, including ongoing FOIA requests related to Erika Kirk.

Sheryl Underwood Gets Candid On Kevin Hart Roast & What She Wanted To Prove

In this candid conversation, Sheryl Underwood sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to reflect on her career, her life, and her recent experiences in comedy and media.

Key highlights from the discussion include:

• Returning to 'The View': Underwood shares how being a guest host has positively impacted her life and career, noting the unique, family-like atmosphere of the show compared to her previous work on The Talk (0:14 - 1:56).
• The Kevin Hart Roast: Underwood provides a deep dive into her experience at the Netflix roast of Kevin Hart. She addresses the controversial jokes made about her late husband, explains her decision to participate despite the nature of the event, and highlights her desire to demonstrate that she has "thicker skin." She also shares her perspective on comedy villains and the nature of free speech in entertainment (8:21 - 14:55).
• Career and Financial Realities: She discusses the challenges of the entertainment industry, including the financial pressure she faced after The Talk was cancelled, and how her recent comedy projects—like her "I Need a Job" tour and Netflix special—have helped her pivot and move forward (15:06 - 17:02).
• Political Perspectives: As a self-identified Republican, Underwood weighs in on the Los Angeles mayoral race, her lack of support for Spencer Pratt’s candidacy, and her thoughts on the integrity of the electoral process in California (18:27 - 22:33).
• Personal Reflection: Underwood expresses her gratitude for her career and remains open to reconciling with former colleagues, specifically mentioning the Osbourne family (5:36 - 7:05).

World Cup Pregame Special: Breaking Down the 2026 World Cup

In this What Now? World Cup special, Trevor Noah and his football "frenemy" Joe Opio discuss the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, which they describe as a "super-sized" tournament hosted across the US, Canada, and Mexico with 48 teams (0:00 - 2:18).

Key topics discussed include:

• Halftime Show Controversy: The hosts discuss the new, 30-minute halftime show format, which has drawn criticism from traditional football fans (3:14 - 7:15).
• Squad Selection Drama: The pair review emotional reactions from players like Neymar and the heartbreak of players who didn't make the cut, such as João Pedro (8:00 - 18:50).
• The England Debate: A heated exchange regarding England's football talent and their controversial squad selections under manager Thomas Tuchel (21:50 - 46:45).
• The 'Last Dance': The excitement surrounding what is expected to be the final World Cup for legends like Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar (51:05 - 57:55).
• Geopolitics and the World Cup: A discussion on the unique power of the tournament to bring countries together, even those with political tensions, such as Iran (58:30 - 1:03:30).

Predictions:

• Trevor Noah predicts France will win the tournament, while Joe Opio firmly believes Spain will take the title (1:03:30 - 1:07:15).

Closing Thoughts: The hosts reflect on the tournament as a global spectacle that unites the world, likening it to a blend of Coachella and Burning Man (1:10:20 - 1:13:59).

The View Full Broadcast - June 8, 2026

This broadcast of The View from June 8, 2026, features a variety of discussions on current political events, sports, and personal growth:

• Political Clash: The co-hosts discuss an interview where the president abruptly exited after being questioned about election fraud claims (3:03). The conversation addresses the lack of credible evidence for these claims and the impact of such rhetoric on public trust in elections (4:02 - 12:57).
• NBA Finals Controversy: There is a debate regarding the president's plan to attend an upcoming New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. Fans and the co-hosts express divided opinions on whether this visit is appropriate or if it serves as a distraction (13:11 - 17:59).
• Interview with Laverne Cox: The Emmy-winning actress discusses her new memoir, Transcendent. She shares personal stories about overcoming childhood trauma, her journey toward self-acceptance, and her advocacy for the transgender community (18:15 - 29:50).
• View Your Deal: The show concludes with a special Father's Day segment featuring various discounted products, presented by creative director Adam Glassman (30:12 - 35:55).